TAKEBOXFull extension with locking
Robust metal slides — the drawer pulls out fully, you can see and reach everything, and it won’t slam shut on its own.
Drawer systems · Czechia & the EU
Drawer cases
A drawer case brings order to your equipment: every tool and part has its place, full-extension drawers won’t slam shut on a slope, and the contents stay visible even in the field. We build to measure around what goes inside.
Layout follows the contents
Drawer heights, dividers and foam inserts are designed around your actual tools and parts.
Built for daily use
Aluminium construction, metal corners and braked castors — the case rolls every day, for years.
What we build
Drawer case variants
- All-drawer casesthe whole front is drawers — maximum storage space
- Side-access casesdrawers from the side, varied heights for tools and parts
- Drawers + compartments combodrawers below, open space above
- Drawers with foam insertsa CNC-cut bed for every tool — checked at a glance
- Drawers + worktopa mobile workshop: storage below, work on top
- Series for teamsunified cases with marking and numbered drawers
Why full-extension slides
Cheap partial-extension slides are the most common weak point of drawer cases: you can’t see to the back, drawers close by themselves and the slides wear out fast. We use robust metal full-extension slides with locking, sized to the weight of the contents — the drawer carries tools and heavier parts and stays where you leave it.
Organisation that saves time
The biggest benefit of a drawer case isn’t transport but everyday work: a service technician finds the tool at a glance, and in the warehouse you instantly see what’s missing. We add labels, numbering and foam beds with coloured bottoms — a missing tool is visible immediately.
Typical dimensions & load capacity
We most often build drawer cases between 60–120 cm tall — from three large drawers to eight lower ones. Width and depth follow the contents: hand tools need a different depth than measuring instruments. Slides are sized to the weight of each drawer’s contents; tens of kilograms per drawer is routine. For long tools we add a long trunk as part of the set.
Drawers vs. compartments — when to use which
Drawers win when you need quick access to many smaller items (service, assembly). Compartments and shelves make sense for larger pieces and vertical storage (panels, instruments). The most common outcome is a combination: drawers below, compartments or open space above — try it in the 3D designer.
From our showroom
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FAQ
What people ask
How many drawers can a case have?
Depends on the case height and drawer heights — typically 3 to 8. We design the layout around the contents; you can also try it in the 3D designer.
Can the drawers carry heavy tools?
Yes, we size the slides to the weight of the contents. For heavy parts we use reinforced slides.
Can the drawers have foam inserts?
Yes — CNC-cut foam with beds for individual tools, optionally with a coloured bottom for quick checks.
Can the drawers be locked for transport?
Yes, the drawers have locking and the case closes with lockable butterfly latches.
Do you also build drawer cases with a worktop?
Yes — the workstation combines drawers with a slide-out or fixed work surface.
How fast do I get a quote?
We typically prepare a design with a quote within a few working days of receiving your materials.
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Send a no-obligation inquiry
Describe what you need to transport — we’ll prepare a solution proposal and a quote. We deliver across Czechia and the EU.